H
Holger (David) Wagner
Hi Group,
I've searched the Web for precompilers that compile ASPX/ASCX pages just
like it can be done with JSPs, but so far, I've only found approaches
targetted at increasing the performance. What I'd like to do this for,
however, is discovering compile-time errors during my normal build.
Currently, just a typo in a Property name goes unnoticed until the page
is hit the first time which is not particularly satisfying (this is like
opening an application and actually using/testing it to find syntax
errors)... is there any option in MS VS.NET 2003 to activate such a type
of (pre-)compilation?
I know this is included in Whidbey, but we can't use this, yet...
kind regards,
david
I've searched the Web for precompilers that compile ASPX/ASCX pages just
like it can be done with JSPs, but so far, I've only found approaches
targetted at increasing the performance. What I'd like to do this for,
however, is discovering compile-time errors during my normal build.
Currently, just a typo in a Property name goes unnoticed until the page
is hit the first time which is not particularly satisfying (this is like
opening an application and actually using/testing it to find syntax
errors)... is there any option in MS VS.NET 2003 to activate such a type
of (pre-)compilation?
I know this is included in Whidbey, but we can't use this, yet...
kind regards,
david